Shakespeare Audio

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[4:08]..." Yeah it's it's both the same in different. There it is Shakespeare often -- in births and you could depend on that this sounds and the rhythm of the purse to carry you along "...

[12:45]..." what I was interested in is trying a little more broadly on Shakespeare's other plays. And in particular the role of the elements as a farm kid I was really struck by how in Shakespeare's plays. -- elements are these very tangible characters wind and rain and fire. Our our forces that are in in the lives "...

[10:16]..." property and down. There used to be major lawsuits over the ownership Shakespeare for example or. The fact that people kind of would be armed books and stuff from the basic English you know early "...

[0:42]..." many other roles Olivia -- Olivia in an all male version of Shakespeare's twelfth night and he's performed Hamlet by some calculations. Over 400 times. With the classical pedigree of that sort his stance may "...

[7:04]..." King earlier Shakespeare also engage in -- especially when he had. Women playing men men playing women the his comedies always have this kind of "...

[16:04]..." and use this time from the distant sound. And not only do Shakespeare. I suppose Alina all of you were in the other Boleyn girl which is the same general period -- Natalie Portman Scarlett "...

[1:01]..." so happy to be back left of being in back to back Shakespeare places it. Nice to be in something more modern outlook and it acts it's. I can't say it any less challenging and "...

[2:34]..." on the Texas actors often so precisely yeah especially when you're doing Shakespeare actors say you don't need anything but that text suggests say Italy Shakespeare wrote it. Good -- at your home check -- another one like that. I think so I think so you just sort "...

[6:22]..." the early English and by the time in the hospital and it Shakespeare we decided to bar rule these words from Latin. And French and the talent because you know they were more sophisticated plot "...

[5:57]..." it in the way that you would watch a monkey trying -- Shakespeare you know is -- like wow look at these I think it's important there's some of that we were you show up "...

[3:48]..." shocked if you end quote on quote educated circles them and said. Shakespeare who have never heard of them more costs I don't know it and don't know that guy has its interest in it "...

[34:23]..." would be as if indeed. Spanish speaking world you'd said the words Shakespeare -- got a blank stare so when I learned that penguin was going to publish -- translation of this. Influential writer I "...

[34:23]..." would be as if indeed. Spanish speaking world you'd said the words Shakespeare -- got a blank stare so when I learned that penguin was going to publish -- translation of this. Influential writer I "...